With Sustainability in Mind, Careers in the ESG Field Increased in 2022, With Salaries Around R$ 20,000

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 02/02/2022 at 09:30

Updated on 02/02/2022 at 23:02

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With the increase in the approach to governance and sustainability topics, there was a boost in careers in the ESG area, which has little professional qualification and moves about US$ 30 million

Sustainability is one of the most discussed topics worldwide today. Issues such as earth preservation and climate change are being widely debated and demanded of large companies, which needed to include these themes, related to sustainability, society, and governance, in their principles. Consequently, this approach generated a good career opportunity worldwide. ESG (Translated from English – Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance) aims to identify companies that, in addition to caring about financial aspects, are also concerned with environmental, labor issues, and carbon emissions, for example.

Ways to Take Advantage of the Growth of Careers in ESG

Due to high market demand, some companies have started offering specializations and courses in ESG. To have a successful career in the ESG field, the professional needs to have the ability to understand and the skill to implement and measure the impacts of social responsibility, sustainability, and governance models on business dynamics.

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Free Course for Those Interested in Pursuing a Career in ESG

Due to the lack of qualification and professional preparation, some sites are offering courses to implement ESG practices in companies, such as the EXAME website. The content is available on the EXAME YouTube Channel. The course consists of four lessons, aiming to show what the professional needs to be sought after by companies and, consequently, to achieve high salaries in the career.

The free and entirely online content is available on the EXAME YouTube Channel. The classes aim to reveal the skills necessary to become a sought-after professional and, consequently, achieve higher positions and salaries.

With Sustainability in Mind, Careers in the ESG Field Increased in 2022, With Salaries Around R$ 20,000

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